However, relatively little attention has been given to collaborative (or symbiotic) behavior. A great deal of previous psychological and sexological research has focused on competitive behavior in sex and relationships, particularly competition between rivals. Additionally, we look particularly closely at relationships between metamours. Our hope is that by outlining some of the themes in our historical findings we can help modern researchers better interpret their own quantitative and qualitative research. The results of this survey demonstrate that contemporary patterns of non-monogamies are deeply rooted in historical precedence. While some of these non-monogamous relationships are well known, some of the evidence of their existence has been ignored, misrecognized, or intentionally obscured. Vincent Millay, William Moulton Marston, Erwin Schrodinger, and Victor Hugo. In this article, in the interest of space, we have limited our remarks to the biographies and partners of Virginia Woolf, Frida Kahlo, Max Weber, Edna St.
We present the results of an investigation into the biographies, letters, and archives of approximately 50 well-known figures in Western intellectual and artistic history in the post-Enlightenment era.
